Opinion: Instead of rebating carbon-tax revenue, invest some in climate adaptation
Canadians would receive a much greater return if the carbon revenue is invested in adaptation to reduce the impacts of flooding and wildfire
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Canadians would receive a much greater return if the carbon revenue is invested in adaptation to reduce the impacts of flooding and wildfire
The Federation of Canadian Municipalities welcomed the new funding, saying it would help cities tackle the multibillion-dollar costs of adapting to climate change
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Anyone in British Columbia who doesn't have air conditioning or central air can stay cool during the summer months with these cost-effective strategies.
Anyone in British Columbia who doesn't have air conditioning or central air can stay cool during the summer months with these cost-effective strategies.